Sea of Stone

Reviews / Votes

'International thriller writing at its best, fine characters, page turning suspense and a great, fresh location.' Peter James;
'Ingenious and thrilling. Fascinating stuff.' Spectator;
'A clever blend of murder mystery, myth and up-to-the-minute mayhem...' The Times;
'Entertaining stuff.' Daily Telegraph;
'Terrific! Great plot and splendid pacing...' Simon Brett;
'A first class mystery.' Booklist * Praise for the Fire and Ice series * 'Highly ingenious and engaging... I was gripped.' Peter Lovesey;
'One of our finest thriller writers...' Daily Mail;
'Scenically breath-taking, ingeniously plotted...The best thriller you'll read all year.' Frances Fyfield;
'Compulsive. Another fabulous and irresistible thriller from the UK's king of crime.' Michael Jecks;
'A compelling and complex thriller.' Aline Templeton;
'A wonderfully twisty thriller, with unflagging pace and a premise to die for.' Andrew Taylor;
'A nerve-jangling edge-of-your-seat thriller.' Robert Goddard;
'Well researched and beautifully executed, pacy but poignant - I loved it.' Mari Hannah;
'A gripping, twisting novel that begs to be read in one sitting.' William Ryan;
'Exceptional.' Craig Russell;
'An enthralling read.' Mick Herron;
'A page-turning thriller.' L.C. Tyler;
'A clever concept, expertly handled and beautifully, vividly written.' Steve Mosby * Praise for Amnesia * 'Ridpath has a winner here.' New York Times Book Review;
'Gripping.' Tatler;
'Britain's answer to John Grisham.' Publishing News;
'The kind of gilt-edged entertainment that should have no trouble finding its way to the bestseller lists.' Sunday Express;
'[Ridpath's] thrillers... never fail to deliver satisfaction and excitement.' Daily Mail;
'A master-class in how it's done. I read it in one gulp.' Observer;
'A fast-paced roller-coaster of a thriller.' The Bookseller * Praise for Ridpath's financial thriller series * 'Ridpath has that read-on factor that sets bestsellers apart.' Guardian;
'Ridpath provides a rush of blood to the head and stings your page-turning fingertips.' Independent * Praise for On The Edge * A compelling and hugely satisfying read. * Chris Ewan, praise for Traitor's Gate *